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Maui wildfire settlement moves forward
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A court hearing on Friday in the Maui wildfire settlement case focused on how insurance companies and attorneys will be repaid and when victims could likely begin receiving compensation. Attorneys representing individual plaintiffs told the court they have reached a tentative agreement with Island Insurance that would repay the company 10% of…
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Kauai recruits rescue injured hiker on Secret Falls trail
On the island of Kauai, a training session turned into a real-life rescue for Fire Department recruits.
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With Nazem Kadri trade, the Calgary Flames’ rebuild is taking a giant step
Since taking over in 2023, Craig Conroy has stuck to his plan. Read More
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Court rules against province over contested pay raise for Alberta judges
A disputed pay hike for provincially appointed judges is back in the hands of the Alberta government following a judicial review. Read More
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Meet the new guys: Who the Flames picked up at the trade deadline
The Calgary Flames will look a whole lot different going forward. Read More
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Hawaii Softball __ doubleheader in Big West Conference Opener
The Rainbow Wahine softball team traveled to UC Davis for their Big West Conference Opener. It was a doubleheader between the two squads on Friday. In the 1st game, it was scoreless for the first 2 full innings. But in the 3rd inning, the Rainbow Wahine jumped out in front after scoring 4 runs on…
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Calgary Flames trade Nazem Kadri to Colorado Avalanche
It came down to the wire, but Nazem Kadri’s time with the Calgary Flames officially came to an end on Friday afternoon. Read More
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‘They needed a special place’: Devonian Gardens become permanent home for wood carvings made by local craftsman Tom Ward
The legacy of a Calgary craftsman has been on display at the Devonian Gardens for the past 40 years, which will now become the permanent home for 34 hand-carved wooden masks, after an agreement was signed Friday. Read More
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Lethbridge sees big drop in drug overdose deaths in 2025, but no lone reason to explain it: expert
Lethbridge has seen a substantial decline in drug poisoning deaths through the first 11 months of 2025, but it would be misleading to directly tie the drop to Alberta’s recovery model, says a University of Lethbridge health sciences instructor. Read More